Sanuj Srivastava is an Author at SwimSwam. He focuses on themes of health and wellness, competitive sports, and the intersection of AI and machine learning, particularly within individual sports and various sports disciplines. His work has been featured in SwimSwam.
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By: Sanuj Srivastava
Jaipur, 7 August 2026: Jaipur ke SMS Stadium Swimming Pool mein 42nd Sub Junior National Aquatic Championships 2026 ka competition 6 August se shuru ho chuka
Kuch swimmers ke liye 200–300 meters swim karna easy hota hai, lekin jaise hi distance 1,000 ya 2,000 meters tak pahunchta hai, unki breathing heavy hone lagt
. The boy who had once cried and screamed for help in the deep end was now comfortable enough to jump in and swim toward the shallow side on his own.
Na unka body unnecessarily tense hota hai, na recovery mein extra effort dikhai deta hai, phir bhi woh apni speed ko consistently maintain karte rehte hain
52nd Junior National Aquatics Championships 2026 ka Ayojan 18th se 23rd August 2026 tak Aquatics Complex, Kalinga Stadium, Bhubaneswar, Odisha mein ho raha ha
For many beginners, swimming in shallow water feels comfortable until they reach the deep end. Suddenly, the same pool that felt safe starts to feel frightening.
In Part 3, I shared how a coach from Bengal, Rakesh Mondal, noticed me during a beginners' race and asked me a question I had never expected: “Why
Australia mein apni coaching journey shuru karne ke baad Sean Kelly Manchester ke Stockport Metro Swimming Club se jude.
As a swimming coach, I have come across this question countless times from beginners: “Coach, I am doing side breathing, so why do I still feel out of breath after just a few strokes?”
By: Sanuj Srivastava
If you're struggling with flip turns, don't focus on making the turn faster. First make it comfortable, controlled, and consistent. Speed will come naturally as your technique improves.
